In the German techno world, Helena Hauff doesn’t need any introduction, and that’s the way it’s been for several years now. If you know her discography, you know quality is a constant. Released in 2015, this LP is no exception to the rule. Drawing her inspiration from the meanderings of Berlin’s techno and EBM, the artist delivers a work that is disturbing at times and stirring at others. The multitude of distinctive sounds of each piece are a pleasure for the ears. The brilliance of the composition makes this record a must for all fans.
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